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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
15
Editors reflect on a BOCES winter retreat and urge shared responsibility to reform public schools. They stress individualized diagnosis for each child, clear goals, community involvement, and timely action to avoid national educational decline.
A letter from the South Seneca Community Assistance Corporation thanks the newspaper for excellent coverage as they begin the New Year of 1975. The message expresses appreciation for continued support and visibility in the community.
From the Mailbag comes thanks for two successful years of meetings activities and fundraising. The message expresses gratitude for community support and is signed by all from the South Seneca Community Assistance Corp.
A practical checklist outlines methods to save on groceries including tracking buying habits, using nutrition labels and unit pricing, seeking rain checks for out of stock advertised items, planning meals, keeping a separate budget for nonfood items, trimming portions, forming a buying cooperative, and comparing local suppliers for lower prices and fresher produce.
A montage recalls George Westinghouse’s 1875 air brake push with Vanderbilt snub and Cassett funding. a Waterloo land description from Iroquois days follows, plus a nutrition quiz for community education.
A weekly column features photos of old buildings and events with accompanying notes. Readers may submit images. approved items will be returned or donated to the Historical Society.
Trumansburg Central School seeks volunteers to tutor math, English, science or social studies, serve as classroom aides, assist in the library learning center, or help with special projects. Tompkins County Home and Farm calls for volunteers to visit residents, assist crafts, teach weaving or spinning, or present short programs. Call Voluntary Action Center at 272-9411 to start the new year.
Senate subpoenas Stanley Steingut and Meade Esposito over nursing home funding tied to Grand Brokerage. Towers Nursing Home donated $500 to a Steingut campaign fund via a reimbursable Medicaid fee. Thruway tolls drop seven percent despite higher interest income. Dr. Alan Di Miller exits Mental Hygiene post to join Albany Medical College. Carey forms agriculture task force led by Roger Barber.
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